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. 2021 Jun 23;58:101485. doi: 10.1016/j.ribaf.2021.101485

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of stock prices and COVID-19 cases.

Country Mean Maximum Minimum Standard dev. Jarque–Bera p-value
Panel A: Stock prices
Brazil −0.123 13.908 −14.779 4.137 6.432 0.048
Russia −0.136 7.71 −8.282 2.275 9.211 0.010
India −0.150 8.975 −13.525 2.945 8.679 0.013
China −0.0420 3.14 −7.725 1.668 7.562 0.021
Turkey −0.200 6.938 −10.568 2.679 7.619 0.021
Mexico −0.172 4.269 −6.423 2.054 3.492 0.172
Indonesia −0.212 10.191 −6.579 2.278 8.652 0.013



Panel B: COVID-19 cases
Brazil 25189016 69074 34.00 16900.06 11.671 0.003
Russia 9685.653 29039 4.000 7341.759 60.282 0.000
India 36073.03 97894 3.000 29715.32 19.849 0.000
China 40.24088 352.00 0.000 47.771 1417.175 0.000
Turkey 3633.099 33198 0.000 7162.06 1839.062 0.000
Mexico 4561.442 22089 0.000 3174.108 399.934 0.000
Indonesia 2254.467 8369.0 0.000 1792.099 19.677 0.000

Note: This table presents descriptive statistics for stock returns and COVID-19 cases data. Panel A presents the descriptive statistics for stock returns of emerging 7 countries whereas Panel B presents the descriptive statistics related to COVID-19 cases. Jarque–Bera test is used to test the null hypothesis that the data is normally distributed. P-values below 0.05 indicate the rejection of the null hypothesis.